Sentence examples for great deviations from inspiring English sources

There have been great deviations in a president's approval from this point in his presidency forward.

Brecher agrees: "No one expects great deviations, but one should test the theories as well as one can".

The conventional Dill model, which is suitable for describing the thin photoresist exposure process, will cause great deviations from its experiment results when it is used directly to thick photoresist exposure process.

However, experiences show great deviations between experimental and numerical results, which may lead on the one hand to significant over-dimensioning, but on the other hand – more critical – to unexpected cases of damages.

(A) The strategy of non-negligibility: Instead of providing a complete list of all interfering factors, scientists merely refer to those interfering factors "that arise sufficiently often, and can cause sufficiently great deviations from G-hood, that a policy of inferring Fs to be G would not be good enough for the relevant purposes" (Lange 2002, 411; Lange 2000, 170f).

The results again show that there is some correlation between the relationships thus estimated and the species tree, although great deviations are also often observed.

That grass does not usually offer great deviation for the pacemen but it does generate a little more bounce, which can be attractive to the quick bowlers – and to the batsmen.

However, for dense snow, the measurements indicate a great deviation from theory, especially for high frequencies.

This approach may cause a great deviation in the result from the correct value.

The comet causes sufficiently great deviation from a decrease in the price of a good.

Even though (111) and (222) are parallel planes, there is a great deviation between their texture coefficients.